MORE THAN 250 bicycles found on the sidewalks and streets of Petaling Jaya have been seized by Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) enforcement officers citywide. This, however, has led to obstructions on the sidewalks of Petaling Jaya, resulting in the enforcement action. He added that it was an illegal operation in Petaling Jaya and he hopes that oBike would come forward and apply to operate its bicycle sharing platform service. Mohd Azizi further explained that there were no proper regulations written specifically for bicycle sharing operations in Petling Jaya but MBPJ was looking at drafting it. Even in Subang Jaya, oBike is allowed to operate based on a letter of approval issued by the Subang Jaya Municipal Council.

Source: The Star September 10, 2017 23:38 UTC